Sandman. Vol. 2: Casa di bambola

Every time I try to write a review for a Sandman comic, it just sounds like an outpouring of positive emotions and generic statements about what makes a good story good. I literally love this series, and to try and review it in a conventional way is rather difficult. So instead I’m going to show you Leggi tutto

Alright, I really enjoyed this one a lot more this time around. The first time I read this it just seemed to be a jumble of loosely connected, sometimes weird stories. Maybe it’s because I’m reading the volumes back to back instead of waiting a bit in between? Not sure. But the stories make more sen Leggi tutto

The first volume of the Sandman was a fascinating experiment that enlarged the borders of the comic book world; this second volume is a fulfillment, a wildly imaginative narrative which is also a disciplined example of the story-teller’s art. In an excellent introduction by Clive Barker—one of the ma Leggi tutto

Re-read 2/2/20: I STILL love the Corinthian and the convention best! Hob and Dream's unlikely friendship still warms my heart. Oddly enough, it is Fiddler's Green that really made me melt. :) Original Review: The Corinthian and the serial murderer's convention was rather special, and Rose Walker was so Leggi tutto

An extraorDinary masterpiece! Creative Team: Writer: Neil Gaiman Illustrators: Mike Dringenberg, Malcolm Jones III, Michael Zulli, Steve Parkhouse & Chris Bachalo Letterer: Todd Klein dOLLS & dREAMS So, this is no man, no god, but something else. You know that this TPB is something else when Cl

“For love is no part of the Dreamworld. Love belongs to Desire, and Desire is always cruel.” Morpheus, the King of the Realm of the Dreams, is back to his full power following the events of Volume 1. Whilst doing a census in his realm, he learns that four of the major players are nowhere in the realm Leggi tutto